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HOOKS. STATIONERY. &c.
-IrcT pJrRTJsUFD -OPEy COM

81 MUNION. by Rev. Arthur J.. Cox, A. Is;
late Of Richmond, Va, presenting scripturh
reasons for the practice OF open communion ia
Baptist churches. "In pamphlet OF twenty
one pages Mr. Cox has discussed With ability
aud In thoroughly Christian temper, the Dues
tion OF open communion IN the Baptist church
es.n-Centydi Presbyteridn, Richmond, va
discussion = which Is well worth perusai
We 90 not often see 81 readable, andi
on the whole, 80 satisfactory presentation OF
the argument Tor free communion. "-hornn@
STAR Iree Baptist organ, boston, MasA Plics
5 cent copys. WEST, JOHNSTON Y ~,
llQ Min street INN ~
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rrr...D STANFORD.
or SaIiiornin, said 20 be WORTH
a75. 100000.

The Senate Of the United States has
hetn uniustly styled "the Millionalres'
Club" There are more poor men IN IL
than Is generally supposed, however /;
end, st nny rate, Of the richest member
Il is but lust TO say that he shows much
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STATEMENT OF REV. n. 81. PTcKENs.


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regular puisaiions Of the heart tor,iose
main soon came into my cheet and shouiden,
and became so helpless that ccaid sueDa "
no business at all. Tho pains were mo.esole.
and would sometimes pass from one part OF my
body 10 another Finally the eysipelas oroxs
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months. and OF course used great many kinas
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Very truly yours, X NJ riOhsSs'
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The COlOrs of Cannries.


With regard to the yellow color OF
the canary-bird and its testimony to
MIR. Darwin's theory, it is said that,
after domestication in Belgium, Ger
many, and England APPOINT with which
temperature or climate may have had
something to do), the birds threw up
on The feathers small patches of yellow
of lighter color, and by carefully
matching those birds that had the
largest number OF these patches the
breeders at length, and after consid-
cradle period, succeeded in obtain
ing bright and uniform yellow color,
more closely resembling what are called
the "clear" birds of to-day. But the
application of the phrase, canary
color" to indicate a special shade OF
yellow, though general, is not justified
by the facts. Canaries of pure breed
ale to be found of many colors. Whole
breeds are green; and, by feeding on
pepper and other seeds, canaries have
been produced OF cinnamon and coffee
color, and even of red and, IN the
/ Lizard variety, the bird, though yellow
in the crown, is elsewhere shaded and
spangled in the most lovely manner.
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SOUTHWESTERN NATIC
- ASYLUM.

BIDS for FURNISHING this institution will be
received until
THURSDAY THE cara INSTANT
alta VI.
Prices 10 be- made for goods delivered In good
condition NJ Marion depot
For particulars apply % A. II: Ginsosf,
clerk, Marion, Va :. N. sAfkk>,
NH 1851 President Board Of Directors.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR TOBACCO.

NAVY DEPARTaENr.l
BUREAU or Provisions AND CLorHfs0,
WASHINGTON, March 10. 1881. J
SEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals
for Tobacco Will be received at this Bureau
until APRIL ~. iss7, at II o'clock A. ~, for
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND 100000 POUNDS
OF NAVY TOBACCO, 10 bs delivered at the
nayy-yard, Brooklyn, n. Y, on or before the
istday Of November, 1881.
Specifications and forms Of offer will be fur
nishsd by this Bureau upon aspiration. ani
proposals must be- made upon the forms % fur
nisied. and In accordance with tho spocihca-
tons. JAMES FULTON,
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The druggists say Salvation Oil has
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wIxTER ExposunE cAusEs couans.

WINTER EXPOSURE CAUSES COUGHS.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-21
Little TlhQs Worried Me-

Not long ago we received letter containing @s
above sentence Tho wter, lady. had been troubled
for about eight years with terrible headaches oussn
IN the oars failure Of memory. loss Of sppeete. e
ereat nervous debility and prostration enc wou. 'a
40 for days, eating scarcely anytb"H sa couio NY
s.r dr,nt milk She had Ssnse OF nness vi wo'sns
~ tho stomaob at.~ any attempt b ess ana wes
- ..SSv -ten the face flushed 1t times, a. though
sho Bad FEVER. -. .s,,,
- Her spirits wero depressed and she wouid 80 sSs
about tho house o. ono docs under some grcss o~
roavemrnt She tried ply acians, and she uiea :
change Of air and scene, but nothing seemed % III me
heavy load Early In the present year che began usn
Kasns called the new quInino. Tho resuit surpns0o
her for she hal no faith in 1t than In other thing
that proved good mr nothing In row wocks
she was bettor. Her appetite Improved ~"
spirits were as light whom sho wass girl ana sne
went to bed and slept soundly and sweeuy ~ urea
child She compared her recovery 10 the steady,
wost wind, blowing the storm clouds of the face OF
the blue sky While taking Kaskine sho used no other
medicine.
How does Kaskine perform such curesf You have
hight TO ask that. 1t docs it by destroying tho ds'
ease germs In the blood After that 10 done Nssufo
takes care OF the rest We have many other iotors
equally interesting from people Of the highest character
showing that Kaskine tho most remarkable discovery
ever made In medicine. If you desire we VIII seno
them to you
The Kaskine Company, "a Warren-st, New-fox'
and 80 Harrington Road, London
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-21
BROOKLYN

Tho Rev william II. Roberts, formerly assistant 500
rotary of the Grecnpoint Savings Bank who was graz
uatcd from tho Union Theological Seminary last spring,
And spent the summer In Europe, has accepted uo
pastoratc of the Port Jefferson l. Cnuron
and WIN be installed on Tuesday of next weok.
An appeal from tho decision OF the Supreme court IN
favor Of the plaintiffs In the suit Of tho trustees OK tho
town Of Southampton, L L. to eject tho Meccx cay
Oystcr Company from possession OF land under INC
water Of MecoY Bay. was argued before tho Genesns
Term In Brooklyn yesterday. Tho question EeSe uP''
The uue OF the town to the lands unter-~aeo1'
An Ecclesastcal Council has been called to meet
at tho Tompkins-avo Cons1egafiona Cnnrcn ~
D. m. on September 80. to install tho ieV' NJ NJ
Meredith. - 4.
The Long Island Railroad Company proposes 70
erect dne union station at the crossing OF the Long
Leland and tho Mani attain Beach Railroads at East
TeW-York IL will be conveniently arranged ana Is
expected to be ready for use In the spring
Mrs. Mary Burohad sister Of James 8. T. stransnsn
and widow of Nathan Burcbard ct one time Consui
General to Switzerland, died yesterday at her nome
No 81 Q Union-st She was well known In church ana
charitable circles. One daughter, MIS-. Hoorso ~
butcher, survives her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-21
NEW-YOIll CITY.

The steamship Louisiana brought IS barrels OF new
crop New-Oneans molasscS. The crop bids fair to
exceed any since 1894
The United States Local Steamboat Inspectors re-
ccvod new yesterday from the Secretary of
tho Treasury. They told that they had power
to revoke the licenses Of any pilot for time longer
than To the expiration Of his existing license For any
further punishment resort must DO had To the cours
Eight hundred and Gfy-thrce immigrants arrived
at Castle Garden yesterday.
The steamship Philadelphia, which arrived yesterday
from La Guayra. reported that on August 2s &. s.
McIndoe, age 80, sailor from Brooklyn, jumped over
board and was drowned. II was bis first trip.
The Civil Service examination of Custom House
clerks for promotion from tho second to the third
grade that U.s. from 81 400 TO 81 900 year, will be
held at Room No. ILL., Of the Federal Building to-day
beginning at a. m
Ham, Keefe, the crer OF the United States Circuit
Court who IL the only survivor Of several members OF
tho Keefe family have held the position Of cner In
some Of the United States courts for many years fell
down tho stairs of the Federal Building yesteday aud
injured himself severely that ho taken to tho
Chambers Street Hospital In an ambulance
Sidney Curtis, tea broker, OF No. "a East Twenty
seventhst was remanded for examination at the York
vile Police Court yesterday. charged with forging the
names Of j. s. Potter and Henry Marquand to a check
for $40 The prisoner was said to be respectfully
connected and to he known In business circles only
as j. 3. Potter.
the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday against the
managers Of Roster g. Dial and the Eden Musee on
tho charge that they violated the SUNDAY law by play
Ing music
william Regan was arrested yesterday charged with
the murder OF John Cortgan, July at liquor store
in west-st. Coruner Eidmsn committed him " the
Tumbs to await the inquest.
John W. Young, eldest Of Brigham Young, sc
companed by James W. Barker. member Of the Brit
ish Parliament from Forfarsniro called on Mayor Hewitt
yesterday.
Tho Rev. Andrew Zeigler, rector ~ The Church Of
the n;oy i.ocemer in East Third-st who recently
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SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF Ew.YORK......TUEsDAY, SEPT 20 1857
ARRIVED

PORT OF NETWORK. TUESDAY. SEPT 20 1857
ARRIVED
ms:s sns q:
msas, ssps sas
ssns s:g 70
the .I 3 Win wa..
and Ito :ssraso Kdnhardi Co
Ba, sept and Port a. with fruit to Vessels Co
steamer 6snIaesS. EaIc.h Esvan day. Nth a d ::
snd II Pa %:s csD'S
Bsaon: Bis. psss H.r,ysa at ns Win
mdse and pas.sasers % Henry YonFs! .,.,. ,
msss .n 70 @% %
" ono
Steamer Lucy Miller Rogers Bangor. with mds' and
Steamer General Whitney Bearse Boston, with mdse 70
snip ccf Bath Sheldon. San Francisco ia days.
with sugar e order vessel to CO barbados Aug
20 Antigua 49, with and arrow root to Irow'
Brig ANGELA Mitchell sullivan Ma: With stone to John
Coke & Co; vessel 10 Simpson. Clapp & Co
csf a. When sSa1sfa"
signed to Dusk Jcvons -
c,,g S.i s.sS E EsS css light very harry
Steamer oermanio tBr. Geadsll Lverpool-1 Bruce 10
Trsve Ger. wlossrod Bremen via Southampton
steamer RSyiana tBslg Jamison. Wright
steamer Csaud tptch) Bonner. Rosssrdam-Funch Edge
Steamer Haus q Kurt tosr, elawicfs Hameurs-E
steamer Aguan (Br, Adars. Bsiise Livingston &o-wil.
Steamer Newport shactford. A'DnwaI-Paoh' Mall
excelsior Higgins Yam sickle
Steamer Ye@assee PiatI Charleston and Fernandna-wm
steamer Gull Stream. Pennington. Charleston-wm
" Y
ship Ismr tBrl Sanders Liverpool or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ship kohmsnasr sund Fryne CSOr). Byde Antwerp
Bsrs Persia tsr Malcolm windsor Ns-snow Burgess
BARK Astronom (Ger. Krause. Perth Amooy-Hermann
Bark Edmon,tOn tbr. Gardner. LivsrpOol-Theo Ross
sark VIM Chapman (Br). Smith. London-Funch Edge
Bark Senator (oer. Dentz. Hamburg-Thoo Kruger
BARR Echo (Br) oxelgren. Georgetown Dcm-LeaycrAft
BARK Aniolto GtaD. scOt,o cadin and Gibraltar
BARK Cora tNori DeviS. San Jose &c-POmarss & cu'n
..
SssaS 10. cnpGeton
RicSmond FrostSars Baltimore.
Brig CAMEO for Port spain.
TIE MOVEMENTS Of srEAMERs.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL Sept steamer Arabic tBr,. Burton
rpm Pnrmosrn Sept steamer oe. Kuh
tfOr later Sh'ppng Nee'. Y an& see FVf" PaSs'
AansuacsmsutA
A vigorous growth and the original color
given the hair by Parker's HAIR Balsau.
Parker's Ginger Tonic. the best cough cure.
DIR. David Wark saws: Digestylin is the
most effective remedy imperfect digestion that have
ever sem AZ drugglsts 81 bottle. W. f. Kidder
Co, IS Johu.st
FINE CALF SHOES (hand- sewcd WELT, So 81;
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Genlto. u uary Organs impotsucs Anl stsrlitY.
F g. w f. & w. T.. e. w.
"NiPsIc." "NiPsIc" "Npsic"
Bladder, Kidneys, Mems Weaknesses and
Diseases proye fatal unless afflicted remedies
given In tho AsHAHEL MEDICAL BURRAU book Maiiod fres
at POI broadway. NewYork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-21
THE ENTITIES FOR TO-DAY.

As in and-outtuhnlng Of the worst sort seems 10 DC
rather than the exception IL Is hard 70 see
how Stuy,essnt can he for the hst after his
horrible work in Challenge Stakes Oh Saturday Stuy'
-vesant TO win then. Mamie II unit second
Bessie June should win the second race, Hmalaya
second
The Speculation Stakes should fall TO Cycl0ps with
Swift second, but Brown Duke Is dangerous.
Beivccrc may win the Parkville Handicap with Terra
Gotta second, his probably did Bsnburg
good And yet Banbuig Favor Eolian and Ben All
must be labeled dangerous at the weights. while
need fear turus TO expect rascal win big
hsndicaps successive days Is too much.
JACK Cocks may win the Afth race. Figaro second.
These entries In full
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-21
NEw-JERsEY.

Johnson has received notice from
the State Controller ~ has boon awarded Plain
held taxes paid by the Central Railroad OF NewJerssy
represents the taxes LOT
1855 1850 aud 1887 This the first from
received ..Chief OF Pohco Dodu
suned control the Department yesterday after i
respite in which he revisited his old nome III ireano' "
health greatly benefited by the trip .---,-
wEsrYBLD-The Citizens Association has 40
proposition to adopt borough form OF
nsnt The limits been established and the iegai pct'
tion the election 10 DO held on oc
Der 10 give the residents opportunity TO vote on the
question. ---,-- A.. ,...,,ma,t
actively pushed has receiver serous
not OF the revelations refa
ins The panned drsmsn IN with the recent ar
for incsndarism Public sentiment mas hrson n'
creased In opposition olunteer nre departments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-21
cinclnuati-cipcinnati, 1 : Louisville. 2.
MIR. spALDING AND rHE BROTHERHOOD

CHICAGO Sept 20 (speetaA reporter today talked with
Presden spaIdng OF Baseball Club, regarding
the reported Of John ward EewYorks shorstop
OF ball players Ward WAS reported
saying President Young Of the Ls2Eue had mace
uAlu h. purpose OF totally Ensras organization Pres
ident spaldng said Tho matter was brought up niormsy
while we were a Asbury Park month ago MI fsunr
oil personal letter from ward ASK
League would meet the paTers In Convention
The matter was informally discussed aud was the prevail
ing opinion objection In fac. the League
would like To 10 IT,"
Il suppose they vered IA al letter" 49, .,.
suppose The rest OF information came throush
the press" -, .o..,.,. ~, o,,,,,u.t.,o ,t,p
and spring and Organize VAsso ~'s'
citation with those crack piayersT
THAT 10 business question that every man Nouu s,o W
determine hnseL Ny experience would not WARRANT
me ihvesIpE much money in The scheme"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-21
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Pacific Railroad Commission, 40 10 Wallst, 10 q m
BrOOklyn Jockey Club races Gr@vesend, 2 10 y. m
Christian Workers Convention BROADWAY Tabernacie
HomHo pathie Medical Convention. Lyric Hall
Lyons murder trial, Court OF General sessions.
Board OF Education, 4 p. m
Hahn murder trial, Court OF General Sessions.
IRISH nass-meetlng Cooper Union, p. H.
Lawn tennis tournament New YORK Tennis Cluo
grounds.
AQueduct Commits soners' meeting, p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-21
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
DENIAL OF A STORY ABOUT LILLIAN 4. p

DENIAL OF A STORY ABOUT LILLIAN T. PARKS
There was ublshsd August 30 statement that Lillian
E. sTtsen dauxhter OF Parks OF
hsd from her home and an
had failed trace her. IL was added that snS se
that she said sne had gone
Tor . friend Time passed 90 rapidly tnat sne
and she was reported nave ssa
she would rather suicide than meet her i2thor
anger It denied that anything Of the Kind occurred anu
great aveite but that her name stands above
me community Mr. Parks said to be man OF tho most
even held high esteem Is are the other
mi ,bers O family.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-21
Jersey CITY.

Thu Board OF Assessors yesterday nxcd the tax rate ~
$50 40 per $1,000.
Ths trsa Trainer for completely In the murder OF
nerant musician was hnlsnou yes
to-day jury after absence OF two h1nrs ~
a verdict murder IN the second degree The prsoner
aid moi display any emotion remanded 70 tho county jail
await sentence.
the Court OF Over aud Termner yessoAy
and pleaded mot guilty to an Indictment for mue'
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HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVAIG

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FORTUNE SMILES ON THE NETS"
TIE NEW BLOOD SEEMS TO WORK wELL~oTHkH

GAMEs-THE RECORDS TO DATE
The reuvenated Metropolitan clab surprised 10 sno'
yesterday BY only winning game OF baseball puta"u
ally doing easily But two OF the original Indians Were
tho nine HoIbert and orr end both did sxcenenty mo
match was played St. oeorge Staten Island and the Atn
Ietio defeated Houck Gross aud Knowles
the new players did excellent work weighing pitched In
good for the laundering errors OF the oef A
latte players the Metropolitan might not have scored run
Darkness stopped game the emo Of the eighth inning
Tho acera was " follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-21

Athletic sa,::MM;,rs
nelitan 81 Athletic First base on pals fsaoioa
g. Biien HOlSsrt Lsrtt, l. Bsu'E sruct
GS.JSr l. H saoi.a
o,Brien McGarr i. Home runs-nays eoass n!s
bT pitcher Larkin l. wild pitches-weyhns J! Ps s
baus-Townsends Holbert l. Umpire-Mr ferguson iA'
-160 -
Tho New.Yok Chicago Boston AID Phaaspna
won the Leaque gamcs yesterday and the Mouop
baltimore Cincinnati clubs won nr american As''e'~
Thar rda O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-21

poRr cuysrxR-Dr W. IT, Hylsr reported TO be an as
Mira for County Treasurer He has nled IN
ONCE OF for two terms and veteran Oh
Army. ,., =, 81. ~. r..k
Public school stricken with paralysis lew Gays
ago died yesterday at the age OF about yhVe FOR Sow
era Yeas charge OF the PARK Institute Al Byo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-21

About people attended the NewJersey state FAR AZ
wavery yesterday Nearly all Of the exhibits we're In
hibt especially In tho afternoon there were three
OF speed In the the sscond coils
ion By which Charles wooly who was drivna his
about ten feet and ell IT," -
head BADLY injurng and breaking three ribs no was
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